The best restaurants serving British food in North Norfolk East of England

We held my dad's life celebration at the Roman Camp this week following his funeral, and we couldn't fault it. The staff were amazing, so friendly and looking out for us. It was such a lovely ambience and the food was fantastic, which was so important to us as dad was such a foodie. We had the afternoon tea and added some bucks fizz on arrival. The food is all made on site and you could tell. Thank you so much for making a difficult day still a lovely one.

We came just the two of us for aN evening meal. It was pretty quiet, only a few other diners in. The waitress was lovely and friendly and gave us a quiet table as requested. The menu offers about 6 or 7 mains- one we were told was sold out. All the choices sound gourmet and delicious. We ordered the beef burger and the mushroom risotto. What was served to us was poorly presented, bland and did not do justice to what was written on the menu. Sadly, we didn’t see the waitress again to ask how our food was or if we wanted a desert. 2 stars purely for the ambience and the kind welcome. Such a shame, the food was a big disappointment and could be so much better. We will not be coming again or recommending this restaurant.

Thanks to Bryony for helping us herd our family in a changeable booking for 11 to then 8 on a different night! Lovely customer service at a busy time of year for our catering businesses. Thank you.

Very efficient staff and good value for money, Jordan and Emma are very welcoming and the staff such as millie and Jo are friendly and efficient.

Lovely warming bar and restaurant we popped in after a walk along the cliffs from Cromer. Stopped for a bit to eat. Great service, attentive, polite staff and tasty food.

Another lovely lunch visit to this charming pub. A great selection of lunch options - all freshly cooked and wonderful value.

Went on a Sunday afternoon with a friend for a meal. Nice atmosphere and a fairly quick food service, although our mains were annoyingly brought out about 10 minutes apart. But the food was lovely and generous portions. Would return!

Lovely cosy pub. Very dog-friendly. Food is standard pub fare, reasonably priced. Very nice wood-burning stove kept us warm over lunch.

This used to be a very nice traditional pub, with a good menu - what a difference a year makes! Bar moved, decorated in dull blue colour making the place look drab & uninviting. Barely anything on the menu bar fish & chips! Only 4 other diners in the place & like us were driven out due to thumping drum & bass music --- is that necessary at lunchtime?!? Won't be going back anytime soon.

Popped in for Sunday lunch. It was dreadful! Cold limp veg,cold roast potatoes ,the veg looked like it had been taken off someone else's plate after they had finished with it.The only good bit was the lump of beef.

Done such a fantastic job on revamping the garden centre and restaurant. Such a shame the food was terrible! My wife had what was supposed to be Chicken schnitzel which was on the special board. The first one was so tough it was overcooked and couldn’t cut it. This was replaced with a second one and was told by the waitress they are all like that! I had a cheese and onion omelet which had been burnt on one side and was presented inside out to hide the burnt base. A lady who worked there named Heather, came and asked us if we enjoy our meal and thought we were joking when we said it was awful. She apologised and asked us if we would like a piece of cake or a refill of our drinks which we declined.

Lovely bacon roll and a egg mayonnaise roll all cooked and made fresh to order, and a pot of tea for two. Friendly helpful staff

Staff are very friendly. The food is extremely good

Amazing fish and chips. The best we've had in ages. Light, crispy batter (made with soya milk), and light chips. Couldn't recommend them enough. We will be back!!!!

Ordered a burger and drink,took 25 minutes,narrowly beating my previous record of 23 minutes for 5 chicken selects and a drink. Easily the worst mcdonalds in history